Words of Wisdom on Death and Virtue
Fragmentary early 20th century style prose on death and society. It comments that death relieves society and a person should endure poverty with serenity. The text asserts that true wisdom comes from humility, not self praise, and notes the folly of those who boast of their own cleverness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
O Prentice
New
Ork
van Buin & Snoff-Box
Enland
Childers
Saul
Thomas Dunn
Pittsby
Boston
Folly of Fatalism and Providence in Human Conduct
A reflective piece contrasts fatalism with personal agency citing Bacon and Providence. It argues destiny does not excuse action, notes diverse belief systems from ancient to modern times, and discusses how beliefs shape life choices and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. McLane
Dr. McLane
Edinburgh
Sabi
Mora
Anne
Steeiralion
Micayber
Bacon
Nox
Erebus
Robert Owen
Zeus
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Cent Department
Curtain
York
DR. C. McLane
C. McLaine
Frenne Bros
Fleming Bros
Pitaburgh
McLane
J. M. Wilcox
Buuh
Opers Haase
Haw
Pir
Bee Care
Renee Eoetee
Murray St
New York
Choice Family
A.H
E. W.savace
Ashtabula
Carters
Haller & Co
Portland
Carl
Neler
Mabou
Tobbers Prichs
Katarina
Hans
Katarita
Owen
Academy of Florence
Lucretius
Pliny
Charles the Bold
Thomas
Leman
Ribune
Harris
Patealpeeadt
NASA
Ina
Anne Wate
Zaang
Canton
Tate
Atlantic
Peppl
Geo. Willard
CoChoics
AU Grailen
Afan
Saleratus
California
Collins’ Voltaic
N.r.omportea Branity
A. Lehmann
Amerinns Gut Dees
Crriatmas
Stecetate
Prige
Pram Steele & Prige
Manteo, Ghicego, & Loule
Cincinnati
Sanford
SELES
Eee Freres Sna
Bomeerth & Co
Vale Ieee Paamear
Venver
Rev
J. H. Wisain
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